About

Over the past 15 years, Michelle has empowered individuals, companies, and nonprofits to elevate their communication and connect more effectively with their audiences through web development, graphic design, writing, and consulting. Armed with a diverse skill set and a passion for creative problem-solving, she launched Digidesign Co. in 2019, offering a comprehensive suite of digital design services. In addition to serving as the owner and lead designer at Digidesign Co., Michelle is also the Chief Communications Officer at Digiarks Digital Marketing, where she plays a pivotal role in shaping brand messaging and strategy for a wide range of clients.

What sets Michelle apart is her ability to see the heart and soul behind an organization and translate that essence into visual and written narratives that resonate deeply with audiences. Passionate about empowering others, she excels at helping clients uncover their unique strengths, articulate their vision, and bring it to life. With emotional intelligence, authenticity, and a deep sense of purpose, she approaches every project as an opportunity to create meaningful impact.

Michelle received formal art training at the University of Hartford and the University of Connecticut, where she earned a bachelor’s degree in Education. Her dedication to continuous learning has led her to complete multiple web development bootcamps and consistently acquire new skills to stay at the forefront of evolving technology. In addition to her work in design and content writing, she is a certified coach, a published author, and a contributor to several online publications.

With over 60 websites built across a diverse range of industries, Michelle has established herself as a versatile and experienced digital designer. Her work blends creativity with technical expertise, resulting in visually compelling, user-friendly websites that align seamlessly with her clients’ brand identities and strategic goals.

Outside her professional career, Michelle has traveled to Uganda seven times in ten years, where she developed and implemented two aid programs aimed at empowering women and orphans. One of these initiatives enabled hundreds of children to attend school. She designed the programs, executed fundraising campaigns, and marketed them to supporters in the U.S. Though no longer actively involved, Communities of Hope continues to thrive and remains one of her proudest accomplishments.

Michelle and her husband Mark are parents to four internationally adopted (adult) children, a biological son, a daughter-in-law and son-in-law, and two rescue dogs.

Now empty-nesters, Michelle and her husband reside in coastal South Carolina, where she continues to pursue her passion for helping others through creativity, communication, and design.